Weather Station Temperatures1 Aug 2023 13:25
The IPCC stated that the average temperature of the planet was 15° C back in the late 70's to early 80's and the temperature would increase by at least half a degree by the year 2000. This was based upon over 50 computer models, all with different figures, but all agreed on the same average and increase. They were all wrong as the temperature DROPPED to 14.62°C in the year 2000. As this didn't agree with what the IPCC wanted they spent the next 8 years manipulating the figures to show that the average was actually 14°C and not 15°C. One of the ways they did this is stopping the deduction of the Heat Island Effect, where it's warmer in city centre's than the surrounding countryside (buildings and people give out heat). Everyone I check on my car's temperature coming in from the countryside (avoiding roads that go up in altitude), the temperature averages 2.5°C warmer in the centre. However, as weather stations are generally in parks in city center's, they used to deduct 1.8°C from the figures. It appears that the margin for errors is far greater than the proposed increases in temperature and in fact we've had a decrease in temperature. This is backed up by the record sea ice in Antarctica, plus more acidic oceans killing coral reefs, and having to cull Polar Bears in the Arctic. The increased cold at the poles, which are desert regions pushes the jet stream towards the temperate zones, where more weather systems are encountered. This results in the jet stream having bigger peaks near highs and troughs near lows. Hence, the current heat waves in the Mediterranean and cooler weather in the UK. This also explains the 50 year lows in Winter in recent years where ice skating was possible on canals in Amsterdam and where record snow fell in the Sahara, Menorca, Japan, Texas, Arizona and the Eastern Seaboard of the USA.